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Donald Trump faces a difficult transition back into business Credit: Carlos Barria/Reuters Donald Trump’s reputation as a businessman was built on his belief he had the Midas touch. He turned everything to gold: from the taps and sink at his Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City to the bottles in which he sold Trump Vodka. There was the odd financial hiccup – such as filing for corporate bankruptcy four times. For millions of Americans who watched The Apprentice and propelled him into the White House, Mr Trump’s image was one of financial success. But events of the past week have turned th...

Paul St. Germain "Saving Straitsmouth Island -- A History," by Paul St. Germain, is full of details and drama about the tiny island of Cape Ann. ROCKPORT -- Cape Ann's coastline is full of history and maritime drama. Now, Rockport's Paul St. Germain, a local historian and president emeritus of the Thacher Island Association, has penned a new book, "Saving Straitsmouth Island -- A History," which explores highlights of the past four centuries, from colonial pirates to indigenous tribes to modern shipwrecks. Many stories are shared by lighthouse keepers who lived there. This is St. Germain's fi...

Paul St. Germain "Saving Straitsmouth Island -- A History," by Paul St. Germain, is full of details and drama about the tiny island of Cape Ann. ROCKPORT -- Cape Ann's coastline is full of history and maritime drama. Now, Rockport's Paul St. Germain, a local historian and president emeritus of the Thacher Island Association, has penned a new book, "Saving Straitsmouth Island -- A History," which explores highlights of the past four centuries, from colonial pirates to indigenous tribes to modern shipwrecks. Many stories are shared by lighthouse keepers who lived there. This is St. Germain's fi...

Sophomore Jamie Williams-Smith logs on to class outside of Lakeside Village on Sept. 29, 2020. Photo credit: Ally Gaddy The University of Miami provided several modes of teaching during its reopening in the fall: hybrid, remote learning/virtual, and in-person teaching. Students were able to select their learning option and whether they would be classified as a remote or on-campus student for the duration of the semester. Freshman Nyayaongah Gony did not like the hybrid learning model. With this specific option, a certain number of students would come to class on a specific day while the rest ...